From: Ron Gillen (gillen@nconnect.net)
Date: Wed Nov 21 2001 - 06:00:20 PST
What is the sudden interest in the Hitler Youth research in schools?, it seems to be nationwide in scope and reoccurring in nature? This also seem to be a central theme that has expanded to many schools to write upon this subject. Where is this direction coming from and why? Perhaps the students should be instructed on how and where to do research (on the internet) prior to being given research projects. It really is not normal for children to ask adults for help unless they cannot find the answers by themselves, at least that has been my experience. Kids at that age are in the 'I'd rather do it myself' mode. The schools should really provide the students with a list of resources for their thematic projects to at least give them some direction and get them started. Ron Gillen Rg ================================= Tom Holloway wrote: > > I zig, they zag asked...... > > > I'm doing a reserch paper on hitler youth, and I was wondering if > you > > could recomend any web sites or books that would outline the main > > principles of the Hitler Youth. > > Sorry -- can't help with websites -- but if you go to our archives at > http://maelstrom.stjohns.edu/archives/memories.html you can do a > search for > "hitler jugend" which might help you. > > ============== > Tom Holloway > tom.holloway@u3a.org.uk > tom@holloways.org <personal > (+44) (0) 1926-771772 > >